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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOyND-SeYeral notes from Underwood
10 = Hindman for leased ground, which
the owner can have by calling and paying
for this FAD"
Money TO loan on long time and at lowest
rates on farms and desirable residence and
building property In alias ana waco.
kansas civ Investment Co., Luther Rees.
Manager. 705 Main Street. Dallas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
THE MISSING mas. WALKER.
a Card 90 the Public from Her
Daughter, Mrs. white.

10 the EdjfOr or me DtSpdtch.
ASH have from some cause been brought
into deep waters Of affection, and ms name
and that OF my family brought before the
public In such a distressing way, feel
Compelled TO ask favor, and know Oi no
better way 10 make II known than through
your daily paper.
Many friends and the people generally
have both told and written me that they
will do anything they can that may sug.
gtsi. After making me such sfers ! take
The liberty 10 ask favor, aud II Is this :
That each one within themselves will strive
TO stop the unkind and untrue remarks
that bave been beaped upon Inc and mine
for the past few years, and 10 which have
been subjected in addition 10 my real trou-
bic In lot knowing where my mother IL.
know no true friend, man or womi1,
would be guilty Of auJ thing Of the kid.
and II It's done In tboughtIcss way /
trust II will cease after The publication OF
ibis qrticlc.
10 tlGsc :, ho have lifted me and To all who
have extended their sympathy and kind.
ness return our sincere thanks; and il it
Is my fate to spend my remaining days in
sorrow profound, may yours be in peace,
prosperity, and happiness.
viii state in regard 10 the article IN your
Saturday paper that | have never for one
moment ttcusht my mother was taken y
TIE &ecical College. cannot vet believe
fiat murder wouG DO committed f)r thin.
aged body Ike my motacPs. II causes me-
much paln to see her name in connection
with such tbcmc. and my heart was torn
and lac,Jaltd enough before. II Is truly
heailTcuding ia the extreme.
NRs. KATE J.. WHITE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Rclre OF Rourhnn whi,aer.

during the years lS79-'S0 the whsIey
trade experienced most phenonen VI
boom. in Consequence of waich nearly
,yOy ui,u,ltr not only worked hi,
pant to the utmost extent, but
made considerable addition. A. re-.
suit distilcr. were suddenly confronted
with glutted Earket. TO avoid payilg
the Government taxes, which would fail
due on bonded goods after tney had been
stored thiTty.siX months, IN 1881 yai'
quantities were exported 10 Europe and
the Bermudas.
MCssrs. Lawrence a Ostrom. OF Louis
vile, Ky, seeing an opportunity to ott,r
The public the advantage OF IN old, tho
rOagbly.matured whskeY, sold IN bottles
at a rrice far below what the goods would
have cost in bulk five wears ago, invested
largely in these exported goods. and nov
cf,ra whi,kcy guaranteed pure and free
from fu>el oil, mcllOwed by age, ana en-
dor,cd by The leading physicians Of the
country. who iully realize tnc importllcr,
IN fact vital necessity. OF being able = OBJ
tain q pure whisky FOR medicinal lie, rs
many Of the commercial whiskeys are merely
compounded from high wines and crude
essential oils. In a handmade whl'ke
the slain iS allowed 10 heat naturally and
SLOWLY, thereby forming certain chemical
combination, which tend to ngutr1lile any
IN F,cts II toe ciude alcohol, aud are
both touic ana rcyivin- IN their effects. y
poor grade ot whiskcy made from mash
that he's been arlfcially fermeuted does not
contqin these qulhties, bu', on the con-
uary, contains iargc quin,ltIe, Of fusel oil.
deadly poison, and Is the clu.e OF head
aches and functional derngamcltS usually
attributed 10 the Cli,ct OF TIE whiskey.
The Bce OF Bourbon Is entirely free
ilom thi., aud the essential OIL in It have
not Culy been extracted by ths Aaius q
fermentation, but have been melipwed by
he ears Il has lam In bond; and Dut for
The reasons mentioned in the first part OF
This article j, would have been impossible
10 sell It for les, than a; least - 2 bottle
Thank 70 the bushes, a.umcn aod pu)lic
,puit Of this Wcl.knOwn Grm. person, OF
The most moderate mrauS can obtain q
perfectly pure handmade Kentucky whts-
KEY at The same price they would have To
uay for the vile concDc,lOns watch have
recently been forced upon the market By
extensive advertising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
DrugcESts i'm CouueIl.

THE retail druggist, o: Richmond aud
Manchester hcld a meeting ~ The rooms OF
the Chamber 81 Commerce at II O'Clock W..
Yesterday. Although called at shot notice
there were quite number present, most OF
the Richmond aud all Of the Manchester
firms beng represented.
Mr.. L. W. Powers was called 10 the chair
and Mr. Polk Miller acted a secretary.
The object Of the meeting. rs explained by
the chairman, was TO have a general con-
>ultatiOn or conference and TO advance tue
interests Of all members Of the triae.
A committee, composed Of Mes>rs. Il. W.
Powers (chsTman), Polk Miller. l.. l..
Sale, l.. W. Weisiger, and II. g. ForStm1n,
was appointed TO formulate some plan Of
operation. This committee viii merit IN 4
few days. possibly Wednes1 day, and will
report TO the general meeting TO be held on
Friday next at II O'Clock VI. st tue same
place.
Much interest is teIt IN the adventure.
ard it is expt cted that the next meeting
will be very fully attended. The druggist.
will come to know each other much better
thnn they low do, and good results are eX-
Dected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Excnrsinns. Eic-Nics. &C.

The Nenable.Street Baptist church will
have an excursion 10 West Point tO-mor-
row for the benefit OF the building fund OF
the church. The train will leave the Rich
mond and Danyillc depot (VirginIa street,
at A. NJ.
This afternoon The steamer Essex will
make an excursion trip TO CITY Point,
leaving Richmond at O'Clock and return
ing at s O'Clock.
Tuesday night the ladies of Leigh-Street
Baptist church will give moonlight eXcur.
sion on the Ariel down the river. Refresh
mcnts will be served.
Ashland Park is open TO engagement by
pic.ulc psrtics.
he ladies OF Clay.Sircct Baptist church
will run n moonlight excursion 10 Dutch
Gan on the steamer Essex June 9th.
Next Saturday night m excursion train
gee, over the Newport. and MisSis-
>lpu-Nalcv railroad to StauntOu, stopping
at Charlotte svillc and GOrdOnsyille, and
returning 10 Richmond Monday morning.
The Virginia Steamboat Company offers
the steamers Essex and ARIEL Cor moonlight
or day excursions.
The ladies OF the Second Presbyterian
church will give basket pic. ME TO Provi-
dence Forge next saturday.
An excursion train will be run IN Wash
ington on the 9TH OF July, leaving here in
the moroing and returning late at night.
! his will give eXcurSionisis an opportunity
to witness the State reg ltta ut AleXardria
and fireworks at Washington.
StOuewall Jackson Calsp, 40. 80, Fra
lcrpal Legion, propose running 9n eXcur-
sion by The Newport and iiissIssippi-
Valley railroad 10 Ocean NieN and Norfolk
on saturday night. june 18th; aud after
June 22d special Pullman will be at
tacbed 10 the $50 fast line lint will Run on
tie Newport News and Mi,a'sippi.Na
railroad 10 the While sulphur. wncfe il Wih
be stopped, allowing passengers 81 occupy
and have tne car At ther pleasure M the
morning.
TN returning from the mountains there
will be three trains to Richmond. two 81
tnem being furnished with Pnln an>.
Thee sin he q picnic given 1t Ashland
Park IN I uc. Gyy. jaime 2l,t, for the benefit
OF the neueit Tor The sick. Muse and
boating viii he amODg the attractions, and
Refreshments VII be- ser, ed. Iick"fs Gu
b. procured from tie lav manager, OF the
Ic'lcar
The laties OF lJy.Sirce' Bip'I-' church
williuR IN cXcuI.iou 90 Ddich Gap on Tie
Fs>tX TlursdaY night.
The Fnst aud second Eng.i.h LIilrrm
sunday schools will have thcT rjJlh,ht
excursion on Tuesday TIE lith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

The Cbesapeike and Ooip iaike d., a..
loving changes ~ their ache THE. 4, 80
effect on SUNDAY. June Jih: The l,s,f ev.
press leaves at il.l0 4. 81. ihe f,,i q = Orc,
for The West leiyes si csc in.to,d n d,
G:1 ~ a. present. asipg the same thr,pg,'
time. On thi' train pugning yir BOO vr,
through TO Cincinnati sud Louisville Con-.
mencipg on june I'D, AZ ezra pr'.a.,n
will leiye Richmond on tbs irli, ana 80
run % The Wbile snipLuf. and prsog,,-s
can occupy ihe slecp-F. lriyiBg % afts.f.
lei.ufc ~ TIE mcrnluv. Rsturnfar. '4o-.
viii he tbrIe trains d'rCt from fho s.,,r.,
10 Richmond. Tao ilr.t tcaia viii ..,lys,,
S:25 A. NJ. with Pu'iDln from o.. 5, ,re
TO Richmond; TIE Gsy train ~ S.,,P. II
aud the fast tram lt sen T.. " Tnr or,
POiui and SOflclk i4D mDrniny team og.f
leave a. $40 Vc.o. v, and thr af' .a.,,,
train al O'Clock. on tbc 21t1 u Jlno,,
additional train @ili De- put 90 Q, lratrhe-.
AZ $40 J.. 81, arriving ~ Oh Pom. a. q
J.. ". The Chcppcase ang ONO li,. f. q
sCYcTsl new and c,rLant coicIet i..t O..
ia, 10y tie Ppi'ms1 Company. Fh..iN.
be used OF th,,f ..a.l' Iae Send s.t.
cur,ion trains go b. - ~ rcni o.. \
VI. instead Of e.5 r hrrtNoft. b. ftr
ing, hey aruge Il Ham .0d 80 =. g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
n.-snuula aud Brfefs.

The Common Council meets tomorrow
night of 7 o'clock.
The grand jury Of the Hastings court
meets tomorrow morning.
The closing exercises OF the virginia Me-
chanics' Institute viii take place at the
Theatre Tuesday night.
Mr.. W. A. Hoeber, OF The Manhattan
Chess Club, New York, Is WISHING sr' T.
Intropidi at the American.
MFR. +. Intrepid, director OF 81. PauPs
choir. will conduct opera In Kansas CITY,
Mo-, during July and August.
No cases were tried 10 the CITY Circuit
Court Yesterday, and but ooe small suit, an
action for debt, was Instituted
Seventeen marriagc-lcousos-nlne white
and ,ipbt eolorcd-wcre issued last week
by Clcrs Lawton, OF the Hastings Court.
MIR. Joseph ". Heeke will leave for New
York ria the Old Dominion Steamship
lin, Tuesday, and goes thence to BulfAlo,
y. Y.
nr. n. +. Harris, OF Virginia, recently
passed the examination 10 Phll1deipnla Tor
lIt DDNlilbU VI i1hihA w. So 49,
United States navy.
Mrs. Jesse s. Thompson, OF McColl, 5. C.,
formerly Miss Bell Wade, OF this city, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. }. ID.
Wade, No. 923 west Clay street.
Mr.. 4. 8. Groscr. paym1ster Of the Rich
moud snd Danville system, viii renjvc
from Washington to Richmond next Non
day. lie Is attached 10 the treasurer
flee.
Mr. Fred. Krugal. who lives on the Will
liamsburg road about Eve miles below The
city, has found the dead bottles Of five COU
fodcra'cs upon his iarm, supposed 10 be OF
Virginia soldiers.
Mr.. John Pope, the junior member or
the firm of Allen * Gmter. will sail from
New York on the steamer Umbria next
Saturday for Europe, masking his seventh
trip to the old country.
Attorney. General II. A. Ayers will de-
liver The sddr' IS 10 the graduating class n
the Salem (N. O. Female Academy on
june 18th. This institution. while not see
tartan, is under the patronage OF the dora.
Wins. and l. one OF the oldest schools Of
the Find in the country and takes high
rank. Mr.. Ayers will speak on the nilu-
euce Of woman in the material develop
mont Of the South, and viii no DOUBT make
an address both interesting and instruc-
five.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Police Court.


The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday;
Lizzie Carter lcOIored). dlsorderly IN the
street. Fined IS and costs.
Mary Harris (coloredl, disorderly and
creating disturbance, 10 abe annoyance OF
the nelgbborhood. Fined $40 and costs.
Ella Roberts (colored), trespassing uDon
the premises OF Mrs. l.. b. Bootwright.
Dismissed.
Charles Rice, stealing part OF a wagon,
the property Of tue city. Discharged.
Parker Bailey was fined 81 for throwing
rocks in the street.
Ehza Robinson was fined 81 for having
an unlicensed dog on her premises.
aleb sialllues was fined s2 for thro wing
rocks 10 Tho street.
Roberts Carter, coIored boy about m.
teen years old, was found guilty OF robblug
the nouey.drawer OF j. AZ. Mcneil, and
Vas sentenced to fifteen days In Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Modern Languages at Richmond
College.

On Thursday evening the German and
French classes OF Professor l.. n. Hassc-
left at Richmond College, under his direc-
ton, gave an exhibition OF their attain.
ments. There were few friends Of the
students present, and the programme con-
sisted OF debates, TRANSACTIONS OF CONVEX
saiions, aud reading OF poetry. 4 debate
IN a foreign language Is something new
to American colleges and This institution
has the credit Of first introducing II. IL
was throughout signal proof OF the success
OF the eommoh.sense me bod OF the Pro.
lessor, who from the very beginning OF
his course Of instruction compels his pupils
TO speak and write In the language sought
to lie taught. The elects much the same
a. II the English student were thrown
upon bis own resources 10 Paris or Berlin.
Professor Hssseleff enjoyed the best OF
educational advantages IN st. Petersburg
and Paris. and he speaks French, Ger
man, spanish, Russian, and English
with great huency. He Is, indeed, re-
markabIe linguisi, and, what IS more, he
is an enthusiastic teacher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

uIumnus Of this institution aud recelved!he

a,umnus OF this Institution and received The
oIaior's medal In 1876.
Rev. w. q. Lumkin will preach ~ The
Tiitb. street Methodist church this morn
ing, after which members will be- rec iycd.
Mr.. Lunkin will preach at the Prssbg.
ierian church tonight et S O'Clock. There
will be no services az tins church this MORN
ing.
The lawn party given at Cersley's grove
during the latter part Of the past week,
winch closed last night, was quite a siic
cess. II was given Tor the bencfil Of the
Wesi.End Methodist church.
Judge William |. Clopiou, who has been
confined TO his home. Twelfth street be-.
tween GcDOnough and Semmes, for sew
eraI DAYS with something like a rheumatic
attack, Is improving, and will be out IN a
few days.
The following druggists OF this ci.y At
tended the meeting held in Richmond yes-
tCrday DR.. l.. Ii. Spencer and Messrs. u.
w. Weisiger. A. T.. Seedlings, Robert
Brodnay, and John Br0dnax. They are
hoarily in sympathy with the OBJECTS Of
the organization.
Musical and dramatic entertainments
will be gwen at Ccr.ley's Hall rn9,diy and
the remaining nights OF the week, sturdy
excepted, for The benefit o! the Presbyte.
rian church. Some OF The 81 anltcur
talent Of both Richmond ard Manchester
will take part o,ch night.
Or. Hatcher, CT Richmond, will deliver
4 lecture at BraDder's church. in Chester
field, THURSDAY night for the benefit OF the
WOman's Missionary Society. The lQ'lcs
will have refreshments for their friends.
Mr.. :. w. Pierce, OF New York, who
Las been visiting friends here, has fe,uroed
hcmc.
Judge Hancock g5eS 10 Petersburg to-
morrow TO hold term Of the Cigcui: court
OF that city.
Eey. william II. ChrI'tia1, o. the Cen
trail Methodist cDurch, " III preach the tbird
81 q series OF sermons on The JeTichoes
in Human Life" 10 ni.ht.
Slr. Robert Wiriroe, Of Chesterfield, was
in The city last week.
Mr. Richard Wilkins continues 20 i'm
prove, and will sOlu De out.
Bir. John e. Robertson. az BIliim1re,
formerly Of this city. Is hcJe on a visit.
rev. Dir. Bevil, who has been conduct
ing very successful revival ut the Chop
ton. street Baptist chapel, will preach there
10. day, morning and night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Virginia Division and the National
Convention.

The Virginia Division OF the Travellers
Protective Association has received an in
yiiatOn from the MARYLAND aud Pennsyl-
yania divisions TO accompany them to st.
Louis, and It was at one time thought that
the sane would be accepted; but on yes.
ter day State-Secretary Hlrshberg completed
arrangements whereby the North Carolina
and Virginia divisions will go together,
leaving here on Saturday, June 18th, at IL
A. NJ. over the Newport-News and Missis-
sippi-YaIley Railroad, arriving at Clncln-
natl on the 10th, where they will stop over
as the guests OF the Ohio Division. On
the same evening they will leave for st.
Louis, arriving next morning. Secretary
HirshbeIg requests that all persons desiring
TO accompany the division to ST. Louis will
please notify him at an early day.
II i proposed by Virginia Division to
get as many OF their members and the mer-
chants 10 accompany them as possible.
From present indications about forty mem.
bers will 60, twenty going from lynch.
burg alone. The North Carolina Division
expects TO carry fifteen members,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Mozart Tomorrow Evening.

/. Overture, Marionetten," (Gurlitt,,
Amateur Orchestra. 2. Soprano solo,
"Regnaya mel silenzlo,n (DonIzetti,) Miss
Annie Louise Grisswold. 3. Clarinet solo
"Air con. varizione," CThornton,) Master
L. r. Thurston. 4. Fantasia, "Waldi.
dylle," (fIasselmann,) Amateur 0rcbes ira.
8. Soprano solo, 1.-THE Waiting Heart"
(Torry,) Miss Annie Louise Grisswold. @.
Cello solo, "Adsilo,' lBsrgiel.) Mr.. Z. W.
Thilow. Z. Valse, " Haunting Eyes"
(TobsnI,) Amateur Orchestra.
Al receEt meeting OF the Board OF Gov
erbors II was ordered that hereafter It will
be necessary for members Of the assocIa.
lion wishing 10 introduce non-resdents at
The weekly nusicdtes TO procure tickets for
That purpose from some member OF the
Board Of Governors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

would De- called an tmneG>e y1j. W....a .t
y-plo,idtd i w., good doli,r. N.,
that j., tllr -ol u Job, Ne are go'p- ;..' I
there0lie % Richmond tbi. wc.s. '-''-
class. reliable dry e1ods at h,i lr'i.. ,.l
they are cCmiuc ~ ~ fat - etr1.r, ..i
steamer. caa bTi0g them, aEa .0I-1
they arrived too late % be sdy,i''.'i. 81 "
are gong To OF them on Moudly mo .-
ing aud during the week at the crel, n..I-
sure ct Bazaar Of Strause Droiher,. 4 pr .'
that Will convince you that eich ar'i... '
GOLD poiIAR POR PITY CENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Installation of oO;ccys

AT regular meeting OF Virginia Lodge
No. 6, Order Golden Cham, held Friday
evening. District-Deputy Ii. Cabell rabb
suing term: Past Commander, James C.
Atkinson; Commander, George q. Ware
Vice-Commander, Willard Wakefield; As
sistant Commander, w. ]. Coleman; Sec
relary, II. w. Bowes; Collector. c. NJ
swift; Treasurer. II. NJ. Walthal; Pre-
late, Or. c. II. Carey Guide, George
Duncan; Guardian, Il. T. WalthaIl; Sem
tinel, John j. Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
AmbuIauce WORK Yesterday,

The city ambulance, DR.. Irvine In charge,
was called out three times yesterday. AT
about half-past or 10 O'Clock In the mora.
my Ellen Gwyp, colored woman en-
ployed by The family living at 602 east Nam
street, tainted while going down flight OF
steps and fell headIoDg to the bottom.
Wien the ambulance (Which was immedi-
siely summoped) arrived DR.. Irvine found
the woman unconscious and suffering from
conclusion OF the brain. lie rendered all
possible medical attention and took her 10
her home on Brook avenue.
Anbour or more later the ambulance was
called TO the Vulcan Iron Works, on south
SeysDtb street, TO John Franklin, one OF
the employees, who was suffering from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Cosuei gaur Services.

A series Of gospel song services for men
only will be inaueurated by the Young
Mems Christian Association, commanding
this afternoon at 3:45. A male choir OF
about twenty-five voices, under direction
Of Mr.. &. L. McCluer, is being organized,
ard IN orchestra OF six or seven pieces has
been secured. The subject this evening
will be "a Young Man Away from Home"
All Young men are invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Recommended for Appointment.

The Henrico Beard Of Supervisors held
meeting at The county courthouse yester.
day. A number Of accounts were allowed,
and the board decided 10 recommend 10
Judge Minor for appointment Mr.. Hugh
l.. Davis for superintendent OF the poor
and MIR. James 4. Redd for county sur
yeyor.
Mr.. Davis Is new man. The present
incumbent Of that Office was not candi-
date for disappointment.
MIR. Redo Is the present incumbent.
The board adjourned 10 meet two weeks
from yesterday. This Will be their last
meeting, as their terms OF Office expire the
Isl OF July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

II. SELDOM TAYLOR. 81 p. NJ, valuable ini-
proved aud unimnroved westEnd piVP'''
~.
GEORGE W. MAYO, ~ NJ, trustees SAFE O =
stock Of groceries, store-rxtarcs, ~
CHEWING q ROSE, 9 r. NJ, comuiissioue. :
sale OF two small frame tenemenA Q" -
John street
FunMAN TuPPER, 81 p. NJ, three stoT> AM.
basement residence on Craze tessN'p
Fourth aud Fifth streeis, aud also oui,t -
Ios AZ southeast corner Of Leigh ana ''""'
cock streets.
GFoRGF W. MAYO, ION A. a., furniture, 10
lligsIatofs, rubber goods, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
8Dssp fAPtg.

The Ilardmn Piguo although complrr
lively unknown in his section until >DOr
chile ago IS to-day tie mos. popular
Piano OF cur maIkct.
other pianos have been pushed with INC
same energy, hut less success. and "e fed
the an, s;i0n " what makes The lIardmln
such q fsyorite =" asked on an sides.
our answer is simply that Hlrdmln
makCS an honest piano, for which h.
charges an honest price. There is NJ fancy
profit attached for name. as is The cISe with
few prominent hishprieed instruments.
Er0g doHar OF expense incurred IN He
purchase Of EGrdmQn Piano I. repre-.
Scat,d IA He mdteriH and workmanship
contained IN the piano jtScif.
The patent harp stop and mefallickey
bottom makes the IIlrdman the most durt-
bic piano in the world. Walter ID. Nose,
d Co., 81 Main street, State Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

ChickeTing. Ocrayts, So.
J. X {. Fischer, g. octave, So
Chlckcriug 4 Mackay, g OctaTc,. SSj.
Robert Nuns q Co.. g Octaye-, SO.
Chcseriug, 6 octare', 50.
Knsbe y Gachle. g. ociaves, Sis.
J. Prison, Oct1ye,. 500.
Ssabury, e. octave, Sl2j.
John b. Durham, 6 octayes, Sllj.
hnsbe & Gaelic. 81 octaves, $40.
Ntrtmmel, ociaye>. $50.
Worcester, : Octayc>, $50.
cad Monday aud get bargain.
Also. "A splendid stock OF New Pianos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
A card.

We beg to announce to the public that
we have secured the services OF PrOfe>, ~
u. \. George, If North Carolina. as Pisno
ard Organ Salesman. Iii, experience oi
twenty-five years IN the music business i a
guarantee 10 our customers throughout the
State OF Lis ability 10 serve them -atl,iac
toTily. MANLY y. RAMOS * Co.,
next TO corner Of Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Golden CauaIess..E s,,x 81.

In answer 10 the questions OF Mrs. q. A.
r., In the May number Of the Magazine,
Will say-fifst, that Lilinm umbeliatum
gfaDd'borum Is sometimes called the Col
den Csndlestick Lily; and, secondly, Mai.
ire a. Cook, florists. Of New Orleans, La.
advertise bulbs Of Imaptopbyllum. From
them they can be obtained more easily than
by sending to Europe yickss Magasins
for June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

BELLE or BOURBON Ten-Year.Old Whis-
key. Highly endorsed by medical men for
Malaria, Typhoid-Feyer, Dyspepsia, Con-
sumption, Blood Poisoning, Sleeplessness.
Contains no Fusel Oil. For sale by gro
cerymen, wire merchants, druggists,
everywhere. S1.2j quart-bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Thc Ladies' Annrcciate Them.

We are tbouked by the ladies every dly
Cor having introduced to them 7. ID.
French Hand.Made Corsets. The ladies
say they are more perfect fitting. more
comfortable, ond more durable thln any
other Corset that is made, and surely IN y
should know. For sale at Thllhimcr
Brothers. Fifth and Broad streets